What if the secret to growing your business wasn’t working harder—but building something that works without you?
In this episode, I’m joined by Zulfiya Forsythe, a Boston-based entrepreneur, wife, and mom who's quietly helping business owners eliminate over one million hours of repetitive work through the power of AI agents. After being laid off during her first pregnancy, Zulfiya landed a $4,600 freelance project—and never looked back. Today, she runs Omadli Group, an AI automation agency that empowers founders to reclaim their time, scale with confidence, and step fully into the visionary role they were meant for.
We talk about the emotional side of being the bottleneck in your own business, the shift from hustle to freedom, and what it really looks like to grow with integrity and ease. Zulfiya even gives us a live demo of one of her AI voice agents—and trust me, it’s wild how human it sounds.
If you’ve ever felt like your business owns you, or you’re stuck doing everything yourself, this conversation will change how you think about delegation, technology, and the kind of CEO you truly want to be.
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Transcript
[00:00] Kelley introduces guest Zulfiya Forsythe, CEO of Moly Group, a data analytics and AI firm. They preview the conversation on streamlining operations using AI agents.
[05:00] Zulfiya shares her entrepreneurial journey, starting after being laid off in 2020. Her first freelance job gave her confidence, and she still keeps her first $4,600 check as motivation.
[10:00] She balanced a full-time job, a scrappy real estate project, and motherhood while building her business. A second layoff in 2023 pushed her to pursue entrepreneurship full-time.
[15:00] Facing fear and uncertainty, she joined coaching programs and communities. Key lessons: the importance of mentorship, focusing on a niche, and avoiding “analysis paralysis.”
[20:00] Zulfiya explains AI agents as large language models fine-tuned for tasks like customer service or project management, able to interact naturally through voice or text.
[25:00] She stresses every business should adopt AI. Competitors are already using it, and without innovation, companies risk falling behind.
[30:00] Example: In construction services, 65% of incoming calls are missed. Her AI agent “Vicky” answers calls, books appointments, logs data, and follows up, solving costly operational leaks.
[35:00] On cost fears: hiring staff is more expensive and less reliable than AI agents, which scale seamlessly. She predicts jobs like data entry will fade, replaced by AI oversight roles.
[38:00] Live demo of “Vicky” shows how the AI handles HVAC calls with natural conversation, humor, and efficiency, leaving Kelley impressed at its human-like interaction.
[42:00] Zulfiya defines success as “1% better every day” and credits her husband’s belief in her as a key motivator. Her tips for unleashing greatness: have someone who believes in you, know your “why,” and commit to trade-offs.
[44:00] Call to action: Entrepreneurs should embrace AI by auditing their processes, finding areas to automate, and staying open to learning. Small steps now ensure competitiveness in the future.
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Welcome fellow entrepreneurs and go-getters to entrepreneurial elevation. Unleashing greatness within with myself, your host Kelley Beveridge, and my special guest today, Zulfiya Forsythe. She's from Uzbekistan, yet she resides in Boston. Super excited to talk to her today. She's the CEO of a Moly Group, which is a full service, data analytics and AI firm.
And she is an expert in construction ai. Her passion and her background. She loves healthcare and real estate investing. Um, she was a seasoned CPA and a data data analyst, so she's got a ton of knowledge, a ton of wealth of information. She has an amazing story. She's so fun. Um, I love her personality and really excited to pick our brain today.
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And I know that, you know, you being an entrepreneur, you, you had a bit of a, a challenging start in before you're, you know, have seen your success that you do now. So. Can we go back to the beginning? Can we go back to your story around how did you start this business and what were you going through at the time?
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Some type of opportunities and my first opportunity was, uh, helping somebody in a real estate, uh, property management side. I know Yardi very well. It's a, a real estate property management software, so I was like, I was very terrified, to be honest because my background comes from corporate. You have a manager, you have a team that you can go back to ask any questions.
So if there's a, any screw up, basically, not alone, but here people are hiring me, paying me, and looking at me as an expert to actually take them from A to Z from beginning to the end. I don't have nobody kind of to lean for lean onto and. Uh, remind you at that time, Che G PT is not available. So you cannot go and do the deep research or, or quickly prompt, like, how do I solve the situation?
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Just something it was. It was just a confidence that I could do this. I still, then after that I got a W job and I kept this going. So I, um, I'm passionate about real estate investing. My whole thing why I started where I kept it going because we got the real estate property and we got a multifamily and it was a pretty scrappy, multifamily, so meaning like, um.
I don't know if they updated pictures on Google by now, but it literally was like squirrels running in the attic basically. So, and when I got this property here, uh, in the suburbs of Boston, I was just so excited to get my offer accepted. And I remember during the inspection, I walked in, I was like, what did I just buy?
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You, we don't need to go through weeks of interview process and where, just like practical knowledge here, log in. Can you, you know, set up, for example, my property management to make sure I have proper analytics in place to make sure I have proper setup and implementation automation in place. Can you actually do it right now?
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Um. We have, uh, our first son in 2021. So I had my first son while basically doing the renovation on that property. Uh, and uh, as well as like running my full-time job and the business on the [00:06:00] side as well. So I know in 2023 I was like, I. I'm not a quitter, but sometimes universe just give you kick and be like, all right, Zulfiya, you cannot keep working until two o one morning with a, uh, like infant basically.
Uh, that you have a little child that you have, and I just went on it. Um, so yeah, I think one of the things is just, I just kept going. I just knew that passion was just to make extra money, but then evolved into, now I have these clients that become someone, someone that I care about, someone that I wanna succeed, and like, what else can I do?
How else can I help? Basically? And I just now building the team. Hiring the team, and now it's another thing. Um, you know, Kelley, I used to volunteer in my corporate job and I remember one thing, I used to volunteer a women's shelter. Um, I used to do Big City, a big, big brother, big sister program as well.
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Like I had no, that was way before I didn't even know how to be an entrepreneur or even have that on my horizon, that one day I will be, uh, I'll have a business one day I will be able to hire somebody. That was just like, that's just something just so big to me, something so impossible. So when he told me that, almost felt like.
What saying to me, you're saying to me that what I'm doing is not helpful. You know, like me volunteering and you tell me you really wanna help somebody. Go get a good, give them a job. And now that I have a team, when I started in business, I realized, oh my gosh. Like having how hard entrepre could be, but having a team, seeing somebody that goes from.
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And it just, that's like, that's just something that, you know, it's like, oh, okay, this is, this is all worth it. A hundred times, no. Oh my gosh. Right. And so, you know, you share your story and you make it sound simple, yet a few things that you shared, like one, I love that you still have the first check you made as an entrepreneur.
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Um, you, I think I remember you telling me too, that your husband got laid off at the same [00:09:00] time. So that was interesting. Yeah. In 2024, then what happens is, so 2023, um, my son is almost, what? 20? 20? So almost like year and a half. He's late in 2021 was born. Um, then in 2020, as I go 23 full time in 2024, my husband gets laid off and we were trying to have a second child for over a year.
Um, so, and then I find out I'm pregnant as well, so I'm like, here I am. Pregnant about a second kid. My husband gets laid off. I'm just panicking. Now, I'm sole breadwinner of the household. Um, and like my marketing is not in place. I don't even know how to make one reel. I don't even know. Like I, I would watch on Instagram, how did they do this?
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Because you know, you have some time to get tired or not have the energy, and I'm just so grateful that I had all the energy that I didn't skip a one day of work. I just worked till my delivery, I delivered. And, uh, the same time I was like with my laptop, like, all right, like, remember my, my, my, uh, some of my partners that I like, um.
More with closely. Some of my, uh, clients, they're like, um, I basically text 'em in the morning, Hey guys, it's nine o'clock, I'm on uh, delivering a baby. And then a couple hours later, Hey, I'm back. What was that? Uh, what was that project about? Can you tell me more a little bit about details so I can proper put a proper estimate?
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Right? When we feel like sometimes the odds are stacked to against us. Um, and you know, you, I'm curious because you started to say, what I started to do was I got some coaching, I joined a community. So what would you say before we dive into the topic of, you know, AI and AI agents, just curious what played a role in your turning point with the evolution of your business starting to blossom?
I think one of the things that coaching right helped me a lot 'cause I surrounded myself with people that are pushing through their adversities and that are always like the bad, this is a strategy that you should do. I, this doesn't work, go there. So instead of me banging my head and trying million things.
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I have now friends that we care each other. If they have a question about ai, I jump on and I help them out. We unlock each other like this and I think it's a community that I've got from my coaching and also like, um, the fast, fast, um, I would say the speed to your decision making and to your analysis paralysis.
And another thing is niche slap as I was just. Like trying to serve so many industries. And I got niche slapped so many times. And I think another thing is like I was reading all these books from Alex Ramey and everybody else, and everyone that I ever met, they're like, pick a niche, pick one vertical and become the best in that vertical that now you will have clients just coming to you.
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You need the cash at the beginning especially, but your marketing still needs to stay on track for the niche that you support. And another thing that I, that I also see is, why is that important? Because as I was serving on AI implementation and data analytics implication, it's always unknown. You work. I work with different systems and technological staff of my client and.
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So, uh, this is where I'm like, all right, I've got the niche. I gotta stick to it. And I just love that I make that decision. I'm, this is one of the things I'm really proud of, that we as entrepreneurs have realize we love to solve problems. Sometimes like in me, focus is a key, and focus is really hard to find because you are like, oh, I can do this and I can solve this and I can do this.
Right? And your hand and like your mind start working in all of these directions on how you can solve it. But then it is time, it's opportunity, cost, and this is where I'm just like, focus is one of another thing. My Grand Barlow is my coach as well, actually. And one of the big things that he constantly comes me back is like, focus, Zulfiya, just if you put all your time and energy into one thing.
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Right? Because as entrepreneurs we. We, we like to be, what else is out there? What's going on, right? What other problem can I solve? And so get really great at what your niche is and that's how you're gonna be able to grow and scale your business and help so many people. Um, I also love how you talked about just coaching and community and.
And you know, as an entrepreneur, a lot of times it's putting our ego to the side and asking for help and asking for support and following the people who have the things that we want. 'cause that saves us so much time and money. So I love you talked about that too. You know what I wanna chat about, I wanna talk about this concept of an AI agent because.
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This is such a good, good question. So AI agent has ability. So ai, AI agent, first of all, it's a large age model. All there is, it's a statistical model that has ability to recognize human language, human language. When, uh, through different modality, modality means through voice, through text, through video.
So now, if we had machine learning for a long, long time, I mean, it's always been here, so it basically gathered and indexed all the information that is out there on worldwide web. Every book, it read, every article that's been out there up to this date, for example, it read, so it's a large English model.
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All these different tiers. So that's really large engage model. An agent is the model that is fine tuned to perform certain task. The model that is designed or, um, being kind of like set up to become your receptionist, to become your secretary, to handle your emails or to handle your customer relation management system, for example, or to handle your project management.
So now it's trained to know that system, to know the items that come through that system to see how, for example, the records are created in that system. And now. It's essentially, basically now you have, if, if we look at like data, it's just now having the ability to have a conversation that data, because now it recognizes the human language.
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Then probably she wants to know about, uh, like for example, let's say, uh, business types or that she then also wants to know business books, business podcast, or business, um, influencers. And it just really on the backend is trying to find similarity. What's the work? You put it in there, what's the next similar word?
That's probability, word that's associated with that all. That's all. What's doing? So now you attach voice to it or like text messaging. Now it's just now recognizing that and doing like. Processing it much at much faster speed. Yeah. Oh my gosh, I love it. Thanks for explaining it. And so here's my question, two parts.
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You see Google, you see open ai, you see, um, you hear like, for example, um, Microsoft, right advancing, investing billions of dollars in building these data centers. So as the world becomes more digitalized, then now you have these. Basically machine learning models, the algorithms on the backend, running and synthesizing, processing that all information and spitting it up to us basically, because then now they can connect on the backend as fast as possible and recognize your human language.
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You can literally learn anything on YouTube. All you need is curiosity and time to put into it and focus. But now imagine people that have not leveraged that skill. Improve themselves now, but versus people that have, and now they have ai, the acceleration point is thousands percent. So everyone who has not been using YouTubes and Googles to learn and make their business better or onboarded consultants that know all that knowledge to make their business more efficient and owner less dependent, basically is going to be competing with people that have done that and now they use ai.
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So construction service companies to streamline the operations because what I see is, is numbers are staggering. So this is what happens. Over 65% of calls, incoming calls do not get answered. Like, have you tried calling, have you tried calling any, like a service contractor, like for example, for landscaping or, um, for like to fix your, uh, pipe, for example?
Like have you had an experience of calling any. Uh, any one of them, how often do they pick up? Yeah, that's true. Like most of the time you have like, you'll make a call. Oh, they're not answering. So then you, you've, okay, who else can I call? I'll call them. Oh, they don't answer. Like, and you're calling until you just find somebody who picks up the phone.
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But then what I've noticed, because I'm on the analytics side, I can see where the gaps are in their business operations, where the leakage is. I see that they got so many leads. They got so many confirmations, but only 2% converted because they, they failed on follow up, or they failed to pick up the phones.
And then out of the 35% that they pick up the calls, not everybody converts. 'cause you know, people ask for information for quote, let me think about this. Right? So then now they're like, their hands are dry. They're like, well, out of 35% I have maybe like 10%, but I, I have team that needs to like, I would like to scale it was in 10 or 5%.
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It picks up every call. Then it makes sure there's a follow up. It sends a form, it books an appointment for you, and it enters that record into the system. So you actually see the lead came in. When was the last time you talked to them? What was a follow up About how many times you follow up with them, for example, and was there any appointment or if it's urgent?
24 hours, it pins the right technician. And if that technician is not answering it pins 'em again and tells you notification. So instead of you scrambling here and like, did you, what happened? Did we get back to that person or not? Like, did you have a chance? So we also see that there are a lot of phone systems, for example, uh, most of them will leave voicemail.
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So there's so much time wasted right there. And if you don't have places like that your competitors are having, and now they're catching the net, and we know that if you are not catching the net, they moving to the next contractor. And we know that customer acquisition is very expensive. Yeah, that's, thanks.
That's a brilliant example you just gave because I can just see how that happens in so many businesses. Um, and that it really is looking at, Hey, where's the source of the loss of revenue here? Right? And if we're gonna spend money, let's spend it in a way where it's gonna solve the problem. And most of the time it's business operations and how to improve them.
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Number two, there's a fear of spending the money, like, will it work? And like, I'm gonna be spending X amount of dollars for this AI agent. And then the, and then the time like for them to understand. So like those fears that will probably pop up for people, right? Like understanding it, not knowing it. Um, the, the time, the money.
What would you say about that? A hundred percent. I think the money is the way I look at this. For example, there's a real case scenario when I talk to my clients and they say, well, we have answering a service, but answering service is not after hours and not on the weekends. And then they not do not log the information to the CRM.
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We sometimes are we inconsistent, right? So what I also hear from them, oh, they forget to enter the information. Um, for example, or manually, they would enter, they would, uh, the notes, the conversation piece. For example, what they talked about, they have to remember the conversation that they talked about and then put the notes in.
All of that could be streamlined. AI already recorded that and could put summaries on the phone calls right there for, you can transcribe it and you can actually read what instead of, um, even on go high level right now, for example, the phone calls would be like a recorded little, like a empathy that you have to listen.
So what I see, the, if the, for example, I have an office manager. And now they didn't respond. Now the owner will come in after hours and listen to it and figure out what's happening. Would they leave the voicemail? What was the conversation about to kinda, now it's a double down work. And when we talk about price, so let's think it this way.
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Um, and then if they leave, if you wanna scale, you gotta now opt 'em to 50,000 and you're gonna train them. If you business scales now the training and the person leaves, right? We're all humans. We wanna take vacations. We have life matters that come up. Now you in this perpetual. Training zone with ai, it's gonna cost fraction of that.
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They just get bored. They get inconsistent. You don't get good results just because it's boring to time to do data entry. It's, these are the jobs that are gonna go away. Data entry, admin work. Uh, recruitment is another actually, uh, jobs that's just gonna go away. And we need to make sure that our people are trained to take on additional jobs that AI will create.
Guess what? These AI agents right now that are creating, I'm creating jobs. How As I implement these systems now, somebody has to monitor them. Something, somebody has to manage them and oversee them to make sure that they don't hallucinate. The provider, right information, the guardrails, and said meaning guardrails.
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What does that mean? So what they doing now, Google is working on ai, voice calling. So now you don't need to, if you pipers, you don't need to go down through the Google, basically reviews and find a person. Google will have call you on your behalf and now collect the quote information, collect the availability information, and come to you.
So the future is Kelley. Literally, this is a future. You are walking down the beach. For example, um, with, with your dog, let's say, right? Or with your pet, and you have glasses or you have some headphones and the phone call comes in, let's say from your friend and your friend saying, Hey Kelley, I would love to meet for you.
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If you have some preferences, and then it's gonna, these AI agents gonna talk between you and your friend and arrange all of that. Basically scheduling all of that restaurants booking and all you have to do show up. Or you might say, you know what, I, I wanna have my clothes cleaned. I have this beautiful presentation that I'm speaking in front of a thousand people and I wanna look amazing.
I have a suit that I wanna prepare. You talk to your agent, right? Um, and now AI agent's gonna call the cleaning services around your home because it knows where you live. And then arrange the time for you to drop off your cleaning and tell you how much it will cost you. This is gonna be the future. So if we are not, isn't that wild?
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Remember the pager? They'll become a pager. And I had this thing, so last year when I was putting sleep my, on my toddler, I literally thought, you know what, you know how we watch this, um, the movie, the Marvel movies where you have, for example, like, um, captain Americas and whatever, they, they have these screens, right?
Where they touch things and things come kind of like in animation, right? And I thought the future is going to be me telling the bedtime, bedtime story to my child, not reading him a book, but literally be like. Let's, let's read this book digitally together, and I pop up on my screen. I click on the characters of that book, and it became animated.
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Um, so that their businesses can grow and scale because it's happening whether we want to look at it or not. And it can be a beautiful, beautiful blessing to all of our growth. And you know, a big thing that you and I, one of our mentors talks about is how to buy back our time. You know, the goal of being an entrepreneur is not necessarily money freedom, it's time freedom.
And when you're sitting here speaking about the AI agents, and all it could do is what, where my mind goes to is. What a blessing. 'cause that's gonna free up my time to do the things I wanna do, which is hang out with my family, focus on my health, see where else I could be of service, go and give back, um, pour into my team.
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Um, what do you wish more people understood about leveraging AI and, and using AI and AI agents for their business success? That's a good, uh, that's a good question. Um, I think another thing that I try to say to my, um, clients is. Let's not use AI word. It's a technology. It's just a technology that now will help you to automate those manual processes that you have.
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How can I make this better? So, and I think this, if we ask ourselves, Hey, how can I make this better? How this technology could help me to make more money. And it's on me to explain it in such a way that is so simple. I think it's on us, on entrepreneurs learned how many communicates, because you know how Steve Jobs was talking about, um, apple, he was talking about this not as a, like a piece of technology, like he was talking about as a tool that helps you to solve a problem.
It's a problem solving tool. And I think the hardest part for us entrepreneurs, for me sometimes, um, is yes. Sometimes I think, like, I'm not tech. I, I, I'm a, I'm an accountant, you know, but also being in tech for 10 years now working on data analytics and ai, I catch myself. I'm like, all right, Zulfiya. Try to explain it as simple way.
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And, and so Zulfiya, that's where you come in, right? Someone like yourself, reaching out to yourself and just saying, Hey, like, I wanna explore this. What does it look like? What does it mean? How can you help? What does it cost? Like, getting those questions answered. Um, and so maybe tell us a little bit about where to find you.
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My goal is to kind of shorten that gap on AI literacy and then just share with things that I am working on, things that are possible for them to, what tools for them to use, because it's just so overwhelming. There's a cha GBT clot. There's gr, there's perplexity, there's Gemini from Google. I mean, what do you use?
When do you use and how do you use, um, so my goal is there. I was like, all right, let's just, I, my advice all this for everybody, if you're using charge pt, great. Let's master that. You don't really try GBD right now just to start. You can get images out of it. You can get posts like for your social media out of it.
You can get ideations out of it. You can help, um, basically also maybe give you, uh, some ideas for how to streamline your business operations. Kind of like, it's a great tool and it's, you can speak to it, you can take some multi-model, for example. And I would say if you just do charge GBT, you are already great.
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You don't have to be a developer to utilize these tools that are out there and immediately buy back your time. And so people can find me at Zulfiya Foresite on my LinkedIn and my Instagram, and I know if you're coming from here, just, um, you know, message me, for example, AI Library. And I'll send you my AI library, the link from notion that I have.
Oh my gosh, all awesome details. Definitely go to Zulfiya and to her Instagram and shoot her a dm. And put in their AI library and, and what did you say will happen when you do that? I'll send 'em a AI library link that I have so they can get all the prompts and uh, all the best tips. Oh my gosh, definitely go and do that.
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Um, but that's why I love the podcast 'cause it gets us. Thinking, you know, and I always just say, be curious and be open. And so everybody follow up with Zulfiya, get your questions answered. Um, and I have a few last questions, but you wanted to add something? Yes, I do. I wanted to, um, you know, I mentioned that we can, uh, also, I don't know if the podcast will pick it up, but we can call Vicky and you can hear how Vicki could respond to you.
Do you wanna try that? Sure, yeah. Let's give it a go. So we have this HVAC Vicky, so she's there to respond HVAC questions and kind help to book appointments and to make sure that the calls are so I'm gonna call, hi, you've reached hvac. I'm Vicky, I help with heating and cooling issues. Who's calling today?
Hi, my name.[:
How can I help with your HVAC today? Are you having trouble with your heating, cooling or something else? Um, my heating is not working.
Yikes. No, heat is never fun, especially if it's chilly out. Can you tell me where you're located? Just a zip code or your city is fine? Sure. I'm in Boston, Massachusetts.
Got it. Boston. Is your heat completely out or is it just not warming up enough? Uh, it's not warming up enough.
All right, that helps. Is this something you need fixed right away or can it wait a day or two? Um, I think it, I, I can wait for one day. Makes sense. Just to speed things up. I can text you a quick service form. It helps us get the right tech in parts out so you're not stuck waiting for a second visit while me to send it over.
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Thank you. So what do you think I should have asked? Cooling. I know it's summer. Well, that's okay. That's awesome. That's such a great example. You know what I love? Is she a, she sounds like a real person. She like. She's not, doesn't sound robotic. Um, it's friendly and literally gets you what you want right away.
Like, and I saw that on your phone. It sent you the form right there and then, which is super cool too. So you get the answers you want right away and you get, um, the service that you're looking for. Yeah. Yeah, we programmed Vicki to like, see how she said yikes. Like Sure. In just a sec. Like there is a definitely, um, we had some people testing and they even asked like, Vicki, tell me a joke.
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Okay. Definitely. Vicki. Vicki, Vicki is is your AI agent. Thanks. Thanks Vicki. Um, okay, so Zulfiya, a few last questions. Um, and this is, this isn't to do with ai. I'm just curious as an entrepreneur and just as a wife and a mother and somebody who's seen a few seasons of transition, you know, from from challenge to success, what would you say today would be your version of success or your definition of success?
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I have my business. We're working, we're still here. I'm growing. I, I just say, you know, 1% every day just. Keep the keep, keep going. And then I also think I'm so grateful for the people that I have in my life, just because people keep showing up on me for me and helping me out. Um, yeah, that's all. I love it.
1% every day. Okay, next question. 'cause the tagline of my podcast is Unleashing Greatness. Within what, what is three tips you would give someone to unleash their inner greatness? Uh, three tips. Unleash their inner greatness. Uh, oof. Have someone to believe in you in your life. If it's not, you have someone to believe in you.
Uh, number two, greatness. I [:
My why is my children and my parents. Hmm. I love it. Okay, last question. What would be a call to action you would give the listeners today based on our message around embracing ai, using AI agents, um, being open to innovation, what's one call to action they can get off this episode and go and implement this week into their business?
Every day, try to either have an expert, get someone with you that knows AI and can do AI audit for you. Kind of look at your process and figure out where are the opportunities for you to automate, to buy back your time immensely and stay competitive in this market. And also, I would say, uh, maybe, I know we're all business owners, kind of busy, but allocate some time to maybe join these masterminds or even like.
me, maybe I'll allocate some [:
And so just really appreciate you and appreciate your time.
